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Interesting facts about Organic Chemistry from Andy Brunning

IYPT 2019 Elements 004: Beryllium, emeralds, and NASA telescopes February 16, 2019
Element number three in our series of International Year of the Periodic Table graphics, made in partnership with the Royal Society of Chemistry, is beryllium. Beryllium is found in the mineral beryl, varieties of which include emerald and aquamarine. As one of the lowest density metals, gold-plated beryllium was used to make the 18 mirrors of […]
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Updates from the International Fragrance Association (IFRA)

Job opportunity at IFRA - Communications Assistant February 6, 2019
Passionate about perfume? Interested in the science of scent? The International Fragrance Association is recruiting a Communications Assistant for a paid internship to help us further strengthen our communications output.

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